Inside this pristinely white and smooth covered cake is a very yummy dark chocolate cake with a hint of spicy cinnamon, filled with dark chocolate ganache and chocolate buttercream... oh, I wish I could see the inside again. It's like you're a little house builder, creating the structure first, filling it all in, making it sound. Then covering it with fancy tile or wallpaper. But underneath there's a nice little foundation. A delicious little foundation even, that took womanpower to create. That's one of the cool things about cakes!
For Trixie's mom's 60th birthday, they were celebrating at a Mexican restaurant, and also celebrating memories of their recent trip to Mexico together. So I made the Coco Cake version of a Day Of The Dead cake! Bright colours, lots of little flowers, rosettes and leaves, and a cute little skull. Not very scary,eh? I didn't want to scare myself...
Happy 60th Birthday Trixie's mom!!!
For Trixie's mom's 60th birthday, they were celebrating at a Mexican restaurant, and also celebrating memories of their recent trip to Mexico together. So I made the Coco Cake version of a Day Of The Dead cake! Bright colours, lots of little flowers, rosettes and leaves, and a cute little skull. Not very scary,eh? I didn't want to scare myself...
Happy 60th Birthday Trixie's mom!!!
7 comments:
Wow, you have inspired me no end! I've just done a cupcake decorating class, but I think I'll get more inspiration from your wonderful creations! Gotta read back thru all your posts now, make sure I don't miss a thing...!
this is too cute! I like that it's not as "scary" as some, haha!
great job as usual :)
-ashley
nice cake if it wasn t for the skull :)although it s cute in its own way :)
I adore this cake! Its really lovely!
--cat, thanks so much!
--ashley-- it's hard for me to make stuff that's actually scary! halloween stuff always has a cute "edge" to it too. oh boy...
--thanks natalie, haha! :)
--thank you jessy!! :)
It's beautiful! I love it.
Hahah what a happy little skull
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